Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11
c,,,NERcrAL RESUME

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
sPseia y YORK, Nov. 1O-Railwsy bonds
Ne" o1osed IS follows: Fort Worth
'o-a'T 9enver City at So; Texas and Pa
sna comes at 80; rios at 66; ST.
tInS Arksns,s and Texas rs at 973'
2ssth'
%orey, 4@6 per cent
silver 95t.
Ig5est firm and easy.
WEE advanced 20 TO 80 points.
Oh 73t:
Sugar firm. no,-ne
GorH yopK. Nov. I0.-The stock market
hhm 1ss weak almost all day long, and
to.ua5 .o'night show losses in ali the &C
pFiceo, tocks The opening was fairly
i've Int the market showed weak
s'eaus, 1r,rino the first hour. There was
lsss ,-adirg. Prices were well held IN
sG'l. o,g.rd II O'Clock, when the resist
I'll 80 ,o.s removed, and on dull aud IN
snCo .ost;ng market prices sagged on SLOW
ll'e %1" anctuatious beiug confined TO the
sm,sIIest limits, and dealings were enu[e-
= Sevoid of feature OF any Klno' In
~ last hour the decline mace more
. ..C and the close, though o9iI, was
Po .y ~ the lowest prices OF the Gay:
T msar is lower, the principal
i E,St being Jersey Central a.
IyS ostD and Nashville Il, Lake Erie
Nv ~S western preferred, Norfolk and West
S1u nreferr5d and Tennessee Coal l8,
EC Ia Columbus, Cincinnati and In
CC!Vn.noIis Kansas and Texas, Missouri
G D."ifc Reading sud Union Pacific Il,
r.-.barr Pacific preferred 1t, Erie, New
Eoo Michigan Central and st Panl l
h n.Escont and othe.s functional amounts.
Pe,iITosd bonds were dull and irregular,
.snrcb active. Bonds were generally
ma"t The final prices show irregular
changes. ..osd,
BIG JUMP IN COTTON.
Sneclal to the Gazette.
fCUvEsToN, TEX, Nov. 10 This w8s
.be widest day the cotton markets nave
I ~ in many months. The New
vork and New Orleans future markets
ananod rather weak at decline OF
06ints from Yesterday. Soon, however
= the bureau report became known
I.hont 70 O'CLOCK, the market began 70
oonnd, and never stopped until it had re-
corded an advance Of 40 points, or 81
b,le this beiEg the largest advance II
ono dsv for ct least five years. Inc ou
Tasp fjSures make the crop about $500,
mn bsies. which is virtual conhrmarloL
of the figures of the Cotton World. Not
outstanding the Bureau estimate TIE
basr ,uthorifies in this market think tht
cron will exceed the Bureau figures oy q
least 100, 900 bales. Nearly sll the spo
markets recorded an advance to-day
New York leading with l6c; nav Or'
lesns, /; ST. Louis, Galveston Boston
Mobile. Savannah aud Wilmington, &c
In the New Y ork market to-day Decem-
50er touched 10 SO; February, 10 n
while August paused for moment s
ul0
COTTON PANIC.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 There was oes
pspic on the Cotton Exchange to-day enc
reports of trouble are current. Deferred
futures advanced 60 points in the after
noon on the publication Of crop report
confirming the estimates of q short crol
aud placing this years. crop at $500, GOO
Several houses are said to be short owe
100000 bales each, and one house is sal
TO have hsd to provide $500, 600 additions
margins. The sales between call
amounted to over 20 900 bales and trad
ing was enormous.
WASHINGTON COTTON REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l0-The Bureau @
Agriculture, in its November crop report
issued to-day, says: "Tne picking G
cotton has progressed rapidly, and tn
harvest is already closed, except in tn
soils which havesresisted the adverse II
faenCes of the season. The October COZ
dihon indicated yield per acre or Pc
cent. less than last year, with nearly
per cent, incr asse of alei. The IT
turns Of the yield in fractions OF
bale are less than last year in about tn
same ratio, while the original returns Q
the yield per acre in pounds are nesrl
the same as those of last November. To
result in traction of bale indicates
crop Of about { 800 900 bales, or IN acre
age of about is, Gao, 600, or fraction owe
$500 Of bale per acre. The rate o
states is: Virginia, 80; North Carolin'
81; South Carolina, So; Georgis, 29s
Fiorids, .26; Alabama, 2S7; Mississippi
.5S2; Louisians, 453; Arkansas, 30
Tennessee 81; Texas, SO.